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TRUSTEES' SALE OF FORREST HALL DRUG
l. STORE. GEORGETOWN, d. c., FORMERLY
OWNED BY c. II. Tickling. A RARE CHANCE
FOR 4 BUSINESS INyESTMENT. THE ONLY

OWNED BY c. H. Tickling A RARE CHANCE
FOR BUSINESS INVESTMENT. THE ONLY
STORE IN THIS DISTRICT THAT HAS A SPE-
ClAL PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
BY virtue of a chattel deed of trust recorded in
iber ll73, toll pa, ct seq one Of the land records
OF the District of Columbia. and by direction of
the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
NIL sell at public auction. on the Eremse1 on FRI
DAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF NOV rMBER. A. d.
1887, at HALF-fAST FOUR OCL OK =. NJ. all the
goods and chattels in stores 1850 and 1862 1ld OF
High street. Georgetown, ID. c. consist all stock
MIXTURES. soda fountain fount in cylinders, genera
tor SAFE medicines, drugs, formula, prescription flies
show window, fixtures, other furniture
OF any kind whatever contained in said stores, as
specified in Schedule attached to said deed
Terms of SAFE One-ialf cash. balance in notes at six
twelve and eighteen months aiiDg int rest. and
dorsed securel by collateral the satisfaction of
the tr stees all cash Ali conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers xpense: Cash dpost required of
$3.50. Terms to be complied W tn in ten days
sac will be made after five days public notice
JESSE H. W iLSON,
1909 3lst and 40 Lou -ian avenue. Trustees.
o31-10t FRANK Is. CUNGER
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THIS EVENING.
DAwNBROKER's SALE.
AUCTION SALE OF FoRrEIrEp pI,rpcrs

will SELL for r. Senger, Broker at 1907 eth street
morthwest, commencing SATuR Az oC I b X
TWENTl-SINTH, 1857, at SEVEN PM and CON
Inue each night up to November Sd, 1881 Included
This sale will consist of large line OF Gold and silver
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Pins earrings; fact
Clocks, Books. Bibles, Guns Pistols and large stock
of Gents and Ladies' Clothing Overcoats listers
Ladies' Wraps and listers, Dolmans, Pants Dresses
Shawls &c. Goods will be sold without reserve Deal
invited Persons holding tickets please take
notice. X. SEIINGFR Rrokar
NJ. tOLE1. Auctloneer o2S-1ts
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CHAMBERLAIN,S VISIT.
He Believes he can Satisfactorily Settle
the Fishery Dispute.

London Csblesrsm to the New York Herald, Oct 90.
Mr.. Chamberlain, speaking Of the reported
threats made against him, said recently: "Ir
America the law-abiding people are In the major
ity. No threats OF assassination should detel
any one from becoming their guest. Some things
that have spoken may have been misunderstood
but in the main neither the Canadians nor the
Americans can doubt my earnest desire to come te
settlement Of the fisheries question on terms fail
and honorable to both countries"
A friend having again required to threats re-
ceived, Mr. Chamberlain quietly said: "All right
am not so fond OF life that should desire to keer
1t by running away from duty. But don't believe
his decision. with regard to Statements, more
than once repeated, that nobody but staunch
Gladstonian will be acceptable at washington,
they still refuse to believe that the American peo-
pie side with any particular faction in English
politics.
CHEERED AND HOOTED IN LIVERPOOL.
Upon the arrival Of Mr. Chamberlain at Liver
pool Saturday, the station was cleared and the
public was not admitted. The station was strongly
guarded by policemen number OF detectives fol-
expected that an attack would be made upon him
In the streets. He was cheered and hoOted as he
passed along.
CANADIAN PAPER ASKS HIS WITHDRAWAL AND GIVES
REASONS THEREFOR.
The Toronto (Ont.) Globe publishes extracts
from editorials In the New York Times, Tribune,
Sun and the London Pal Mall Gazette on Mr..
Chamberlains appointment, and adds:
"Mr. Chamberlain'S commission should be with
drawn. He has succeeded in rousing the dislike
OF Americans OF ali shades OF political opi0nion by
his clumsy, nl-tempered indiScretion. Tn. man
has almost destroyed the chances that an honor
able and equ table settlement may be reached,
and has shown himself entirely deficient in tact
and good sense, which are required to repair the
damage he has done. II the British government
90 not recall his commission and give 1t to some
coOl-headed man they must assume the enor-
nous responsibility for the dreadful troubles
likely to come from failure OF the pending negOtia-
lions. II the government OF Canada was careful
OF the pending interests OF the Dominion they
would instantly request the suppression OF MIR.
Chamberlain. He has lready done more to i'm
peril the amity OF three nations than all the
Glouce ter poacherS, Canadian cruisers and
Behring-Sea revenue-cutterS put together"
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THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ON THE
BENNINGS ROAD OVER THE ANACOSTIA

IN 1HE COLUMBIA ON IHE
BENNINGS ROAD OVER THE ANACOSTIA
RIVER NEAR THE DISTRICT LINE.
By virtue of deed of trust from Anna l. Shaw aax
and Granville c. shaw her husband; dated the ~
on the l1th day Of September 1882 in hber No.
1O17, folio 30 ct of the land records for the
District of Columbia and at the request of Robert D.
Weaver. executor Of Thomas Weaver. deceased, the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction
on the premises on the TWELFTH DAY OF NOV
pieces parcels of land situate lying aud being in the
District of Columbia called Conclusion part of
yleys purchase on the innings Road Just west of
the District line, adjoining the lands Of A. McEuen
and Charles c. Duncanson, William Henson and J..
Slater. containing 30 acres more or less:
Terms of sale: Onethird of the urchase-m money in
cash. and the balance thereof in two equal inst ments
at six and twelve months from dag Of sale, with
est from day OF sale, secured by deed OF trust
the property sold all cash the of the pur
chaser purchasers deposit of 90 will be required
Of the purchaser purchasers at the time of the sale
All conveyancng and recording at the expense OF the
purchaser purchasers. II the terms of the sale
not complied with within ten days of the sale the
dersgned trustees the right to resell said
erty at risk aud of the defaulting pure or
purchasers after five days in the Even
ing star newspaper.
E NJ CHAPLIN, I T-rs+aas
o31-dtd X. s. WEkDEN.S AfuS'eeA
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT On TwENTY-SIX1H t20lH STREET, BE-
TWEEN AN I'd X STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree OF the Sup. eme Court Of ssE
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity IN
No. 1469 of Hampton VS. Hampton. Will sell at -
public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the SECOND DAY
OF NOEEM Err, 1887, AT HALF-PAST f UR
O'CLOCK T NJ, in front of the premises, the south
half ~ OF Lot twe atty two (s) square five (1), in
the City of Washington, d.
Terms OF sale third cash and the balance A one
ana two years. to ured by notes OF purcua aud
deed Of trust the property, with six per inter
est or all sh, at purchasers option nv yaucing
C 81 OF purchaser. 3. X. BOND, rustee,
O22-dE flce. 81 d st NV
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The Hon. Gibson AthertOn OF Newark, Ohio, an
an ex-Supreme Court judge, suddenly went crazy
In the court house at that place while trying a
case there last Friday. Judge Anterior had a
stroke OF paralysis two years ago. and was advised
by physicians to take absolute rest from work Of
all kinds, especially mental labor. This good ad-
wee Anterior dlSregarded, and now he Is mental
Wreck His doctors say that his case is incurable.
MIR. Anterior Is democrat, and served four years
IN the House OF Representatives, leaving Washing
ton I'm lSSl
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-dGds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID BUILDING
Il LOTS, CONTAINING ABOUT 2l 600 SQUARE

BETWEEN g AND STREETS SOUTHEAS
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER szsx
we i'll sell i'll front of the PREMISES Lots IL and -
l3 and east half OF IA, in square 1920 containing
E03 9 opportunity for and Others
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months, notes to bear per cent interest
from day OF SALE payable semi annually, and to be
secured by deed of trust premises, all cash. at
option OF purchaser or purchasers deposit of 800
cost. Terms to be coupled with in ten days. other
faulting purchaser after Ave days public advertise
Washington, d. C.
Abstract shown at sale
o20-dts DUNCANSON BROS Aucta
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
Il LOI On TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS, BEING No. 235 TENTH STREET

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
THIRD. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, We will II
sell IN front of the PREMISES part of Lots Al -
AZ Square ga being the south feet front of lol
and tine north 10 feet front OF lot AZ by the depth
thereof. I'M roved by Frame House No. 235 10th
street southeast.
Terms: Oue-half cash, balance in year: note to
bear per cent interest from day of sale semi
annually, and to b secured by deed Of trust prem
ses or cash. At option o. purchaser. deposit Of
800 required at sale; terms to be complied with
ten days otherwise right reserved to resell tn prop
erty at the and cost OF the dfauing purchaser
after i've days public notice OF such resale
newspaper published in Washington, d. c. Convey
anclEg. &C., at purchasers cost.
o2S-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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VU,HoMAs DOWNING. Auct,opeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR LYONS MILL" AND BILAIR

NEAk LYONS MILL" AND "BLLAIR
BY virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded among
the land records of the District COLUMBIA Ina Liber
No s09 pages 292. &c. and at the request OF the
executor OF the party secured thereby the subs
will sell at public auction the premises. TUES
O'CLOCK L. M certain real estate in the county Of
Washington, In said District aud DESERVED follows:
Beginning Tor the NJ the end the third Of
the WIDOWS Mite aud running thence y a degrees
feet thence west and at right angles the fourth
line OF the Widows Mite" TO Rock Greek then north
with said creek To lntersect q line drawn ~ "a de-
grees b minutes west from the beer unnG thereof,
minutes east to the beginning. with he
rights. ana appurtenances TO the belonging
By virtue of the hcreinbe rected deed OF trust
and OF said request and IF decree duly passed by the
cause No. 1867. docket 81 the 18th of September
lss the subsr1ber will sell at ublic sssA
FIRST NokEMBEB, lssa, on the premises. at HALF
PAST FOUR UCDoek r NJ. certain rial estate tho
aspect" and described Toll, BEGINNING the
a marked &c. s." IN the fourth line 81
the tract called the Widows Mite ard 10 perches
from the beginning OF said .ourth line. aud running
90 ieet thence = a. degrees, " 2@s 10 100 feet
aud thence :. = degrees r.. AS so 100 feet the
place Of beginning with the improvements rights and
apIurtenances 10 the same Belonging
Terms Of sale for both PARCEL onethrd part OF the
purchase money IN cash. of which &lOO Parcel
and 500 second parcel the sale,
notes at aud twelve months. with interest
and secured by deed of trust the solder ali
knowle dement aud recor ng NJ the purchasers cost
IL terms of sale Oe not complied with 7l
from day Of sale resale will be had s the risk and
OF the defanltne purchaser. after fve days daily
CHARLES NJ MATTHEW'S. Trustee.
o2O-dSds l2os 3lst strss8
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She Robbed Two safes.
SENSATIONAL CONFESSION OF FOURrEEN-YEAR
YOUNGSTOWN GIRL

YOUNGSTOWN GIRL
PTrrsBURG, october 31.-A special from Youngs-
town. ohio, TO the Dispatch, says: Amelia Peters
aged about fourteen, has confessed that she had
within the last week robbed two safes in stores.
attempted a third and stolen a pocketbook from
j. NJ Dickson helatter was recovered soon after
the theft. Going into the furniture store OF Mr.
ytle on Federal 81 rect, she examined a table, say
ig she wanted 10 buy one but must walt for her
Lother. She sat down close by the safe She
soon made an excuse and Went out, an L was
discovered that $40 In cash from the safe had gone
with her She played the same trick on E Kurz
harnessfnaker on North Phelps street, getting xsl
she tried TO rob the Till In Il. = Deckers feed store
ringing the bell on the cash drawer three different
times, with the proprietor within hearing ON
saturday she was Identified as the thief and re-
funded the property 10 escape prosecution.
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The Chicago Printers.

GENIAL STRIKE EXPECTED THIS WEEK.
A Chicago special to the Philadelphia Press Oc
tOber o. says: The trouble in the tob-printine
trade bids fair to end In general strike or be-
fore next Tuesday. large number OF nOn-uniOr
printers have been brought here by the master JOt
printers, and this fact IS likely to involve Typo
graphical Union No. 16 in the STRIKE as 1t has en-
dOrsed the attitude OF the union job printers and
Will stand or fall with them The job printers
strike will occur, perhaps, Tuesday morning next
and Will quickly spread throughout the country
as action has already been taken in st. Louis
Denver, Detroit, Louisville. and Cincinnati.
A Salvation Army Man to be Hanged.
HIS FATAL JEALOUSY OF EVA RoY's srEPBRorHER
"Happy Bob Van Brunt, the murderer of Will
Roy, was sentenced, at.Warsaw, N. Y, Saturday,
to be hanged December next. VIII Roy was
son Of simon Roy painter OF CASTLE, N. Y. Van
Brunt boarded with them, and while there he fell
In love with Eva Roy, step,ister of Will. Eva
was favor1te with VIII, and when the latter was
going away from home to begin life she felt very
sorry and sat up with HIM the night before his de-
parture very late Van Brunt was jealous, and
after O'Clock he went down to the parlOr and
mother, who had said she must not stay up nights
with the boys. Eva replied, "Ah, that was only
to apply when you were with me-" Van Brunt
left the room very angry and returned shortly
died before morning. Van Brunt got his sobriqueJ
OF Happy Bob while with the Salvation Army, at
tracing much attention by his eXcitable ways In
leading meeting. He Is now twenty-siX years
old. The murder took place October OF last
year. Asked II lie had anything TO say why the
sentence should not be passed, "Happy Bot" re-
piled that "the shooting was not premeditated. u
He said that he never threatened the life OF Eva
defining the word premedltated according to Web
Ster'S Dictionary.
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A UcTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
FIRST and SECOND. 1887. at BALF-PA>T SEVEN
OCLO h T. NJ will sell at the establishment, 1896
Pennsylvania avenue northwest ali pledge forfeited
by non-redemption up 10 this date sting OF hne
Gold and silver Watches Diamonds. Rings. Pins,
Studs, Bracelets. Chains Medals Opera
Umbrellas, Books. Silver plated Ware, Overcoais,
Pants. Vests, aides Dress Dress Patterns. Cloaks
Dolmans, Spreads, shoes. carpets. Blankets, &c.
Parties holding tic cts will please take notice that
all PLEDGES II. IN 12,i00 to l19,Io0 included in
this sale L. HEIDENHEiMEk, Broher.
o29-St NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer,

On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER
SECOND, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLO, X,
Will sell the contents of the eleven house 90
St w. consisting of Psror Suite, very large OUTFIT
DINING room aud Kitchen Furniture; the complete
furniture OF eight sleeping rooms embracing Chamber
Sc $. Single and Double Beds. Bedding. Carpets Toilet
Sets. &c. &c. Io3l-2tl GEO w STiCKNEY
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On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST,
1882, commencing Al ZEN O'CLOCK at residence
liz I'd street. Pennsylvania avenue northwest
shall sell choice collection of household effects 10
which the attention of PARTIES furnishing directed
oIs-4t THOMAS DOMl Auctloneer
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CORNER az .tnrpI IN NJ s1 ~ GETS Ehn

FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
CORNER OF BOTH AND N STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN, ID. c., AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER aSeSs
ELEVENTH, 1887: at FOUR O'CLOCK on the IN
premises, shall sell the following valuable prop
erty: Two lots 2nx90 each the west side of Both
street. and two lots 20x54 north side of street.
These lots adoin the of Both streets and
offers hne opportunity to fine building sites
sale.
All conveyancng and recording at purchasers cost
deposit Of $50 will be required each lot at the time
of sale an
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'NCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSoN BROS, AuctioneersI
BAY GLIDING, ABOUT 10 HANDS HIGH
WEIGHS BETWEEN 1000 AND LOO
PSpNDS: WORKS ANYWHERE; SOUND, KIND
ING; COLT FROM "GHEEN'S BASTINE;" WILL
MAZE ELEGANT COUPE HORSE,
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST, .,
Twelve O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell, in front OF oul
salesrooms 9th and ss. the above Bay Gelding. II
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE
CATALOGUE
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
OF High Class
ITALIAN MARBLE SCULPTURE,
,STATUARY, GROUPS, VASES,
COLUMNS PEDESTALS,
M0SAICS, RECEIVERS, ETC.
Suitable for adjoining
Churches. Parlors. Halls. Libraries. &C.
Sale will commence
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST, 1887,
AT TEN A. NJ. AND HALF-PAST SEVEN P. NJ,
At our Salesrooms
Corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
And continue during the week
The collection will be exhibition Monday After
noon, previous to sale Lovers OF fine art, the public
and the especially invited to attend the sale
ana examine this fray of sculpture.
o3l-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
This A AFTERNOON.

SIX TwosTORY FRAME HOUSES Nos 1905 TO
y 1915 THIRD STREET, NEAR sTREET
f, SOUTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
THIRTY-FIRST. ct FIVE O'CLOCK, we will SELL 40
in trout of the premises, six two story Frame q
Houses Nos 1908. 1907, 1909. 1911. l3l3. and l3l
houses are new contain four rooms each water in
investment Convenient to street cars
Terms: One-third cash; balance one and two years.
Notes to bear cent from day Of sale
ahe semi annually and to be secured by deed Of trust
on premises deposit Of 900 each house AZ time
Of sale CenveyancnR. &C, at purchasers cost Terms
to be compiled With in ten DAYS otherwise right
chaser after i've days public of such re-sa!e in
some newspaper published in Washington d. {. Title
good sale
o24-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS. AuctioneersL
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Inseressing 20 RaiIroad Pas.enxer~.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oc.ober 3l.-The case OF Prof
A. Lyon against the CHARTERS Valley Railroad
which has been allowed 70 drag on for two years.
was terminated Saturday, the Jury awarding Prof
lyon 500 damage Prof. Lyon bought ticket
from W ashnyt0n 10 Birmingham, and the railroad
employs here having refused 20 check his baggage
70 That point Le missed a TRAIN which he wished
W take on the Lake Erie road
CARDINAL GIBBONS En- ROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS
SArunal Gibbons the head and front OF the Catho-
nc Chureh In America, arrived IA san Antonio
ent veral weeks ago TO confer the Iallium upon
ai.hoisnop Gross, OF Portland. His euinence was
49, az the pot by the mayor and an Immense
oesesdcon OF citizens, who prevailed On him tC
ssoP O,eI IN the city. Yesterday he celebrated
,,s.sn, - q. san Fernandos canedral. the most
IN the afternoon 10 visit a brother who IL a mer.
chant at New Orleans.
Caoo0o Gathering Tisheriex Staeiseics,
The Dominion government has divided Nova
Scotia into nine fishery districts and has an.
pointed nine Officers 10 collect nsherie statistics
Their duty VIII be 70 make a complete ,nveptory
OF all property, directly and Indirectly Sed In this
fishing industry. They Will Investigate especiall,
the inshors Laackerel fisheries and will opmpar
the present state OF that Industry with lis con
Qtion before the expiration OF the Washington
treaty. Account Will also be made OF Amfrfs.,
eargoes OF nsa transhipped at Port Mulgrayt.a M
sneuldc In bond The Canadian case will Nj
Arsely upon the result OF these fnyestigatioS
ottawa officials have been making general ipouiS
suat tney VIII be able 70 show lndispuIably tina
sss nsning privilege under the washington treatl
ssOrth lar more 10 America than the half mil
"a per year awarded BY the Halifax COMMISSION
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LADIES GOODS.

Xvl the latest styles of Bonnet and Hat Frames also
Blt aching and Pressing done she 10 the only whole
sale and reIail this side of baltimore
s.s-bm
< AL GARMENTS ALTERED, REDYED, AND
- lined. fur repairing. at Miss CUNNIN6HAM'k
1910 18th ST. E.w., bet and %.
ol9-3m Miss NJ. CUNNINGHAM. Modiste.
nj N.KANE, ho7 11rH ST. NV HAS REMOVED
IVA . TO f33 18th IT. ". Corsets made @ order
perfect ut guaranteed Also, full line of Shouldeg
Braces. Reform Waists. French Corsets and Bustes
ols-lms
L,RENCH DYING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
II M ESTABLISHMENT, le05 New York svenue-
firstclass Ladies and Gents work of every descrlp-
ton ANON AND CAROLINE LEkCH.
Formerly with A. Fischer and Mason irle-e
olO-3m PAriA
CHIPPING IN ALL ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ally and - tisfactorlly executed Mrs CHESTER
400 West 23d street New York. Satisfactory reiess
m
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF TWENTY-FOURTH AND X
SIREETS NORTHWESr, IMPROVED BY TWO
AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
SENENTH 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of sSS
the premises, shall sell all of Original Lot - in
square 70, fronting feet inches the south
OF street by a depth of as feet the side of
18th street being the southwest corner of Path and
streets northwest improved by frame DIV llinxs,
Nos. 240O and 24O2, which rent for $33 per month.
All conveyancin0 and recording at purchasers cost.
800 deposit will be required at the time of sale.
L, rms made known at sale
o:}l-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auct